I was working on my own OS using OSLIB as a base, but it's not very nice to work with. So after discovering Prex, I'm going to use it as my base, it's so easy to understand, and it has loads of potential. Thank you for creating it.
Anyway, I was wondering if anything was happening with fatfs. I had already got fat12 and fat16 working on my OS. I'm now thinking about porting my code to Prex (hopefully). But if you already have a good start on it, then I guess I'll wait. If you just need some source to use as a base, I can give you my fat sources. They're all coded by me so they're not under any GPL or other license.
If I do get my code ported, I'll send a copy of the fat driver here.
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I have implemented fatfs (fat12/fat16, no LFN) on VFS layer. And, I still working to improve the buffer cache usage in fatfs to get more performance with minimum memory. This will be included with Prex version 0.8 or later.
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I was working on my own OS using OSLIB as a base, but it's not very nice to work with. So after discovering Prex, I'm going to use it as my base, it's so easy to understand, and it has loads of potential. Thank you for creating it.
Anyway, I was wondering if anything was happening with fatfs. I had already got fat12 and fat16 working on my OS. I'm now thinking about porting my code to Prex (hopefully). But if you already have a good start on it, then I guess I'll wait. If you just need some source to use as a base, I can give you my fat sources. They're all coded by me so they're not under any GPL or other license.
If I do get my code ported, I'll send a copy of the fat driver here.
Hello,
I have implemented fatfs (fat12/fat16, no LFN) on VFS layer. And, I still working to improve the buffer cache usage in fatfs to get more performance with minimum memory. This will be included with Prex version 0.8 or later.
Okay, great. I guess I'll focus on getting some hdd drivers working then. LBA28 with PIO is pretty easy to impliment for x86 targets.
how about FUSE?